Sentence examples for appropriated according from inspiring English sources

Mr. Atay introduces us to the mayor of his hometown, Batman, Turkey, who in 2009 was suing Warner Brothers over rights to the city's name, which has been appropriated (according to the suit) by a certain American action hero.

This double endeavor, i.e. renovation of our disciplinary tradition and innovation in our approaching a new leviathan, is an intellectual task of our times when locatable sociohistoric relations are no longer "local" but appropriated according to certain "global" categories, real or imagined.

The Stoic philosopher Epictetus considered it "appropriate according to Nature".

might be most appropriate," according to the study authors.

Afterward, Long told the aide he would consult an ethics attorney to determine whether the personal legs of the trips were appropriate, according to the report.

Some 54% said his use of 9/11 imagery was inappropriate, and only 42% - his base - said it was appropriate, according to the Washington Post-ABC News poll.

A response from a caregiver is required, causing that caregiver to think about whether the use is appropriate according to Stanford and national guidelines.

The application of both voluntary and mechanical integration methods are considered and conditions identified where the use of particular methods is appropriate, according to current research.

"The more fundamental question is whether or not the schools in question have been operating at or near the standard of resources appropriate according to the Gonski formula for the students it enrols.

"The new Star Wars Lego is coming out soon," 15-year-old Aleph Johnston offers, clutching a box of 'City Lego,' appropriate, according to the box, for ages 6-12, makitg it slightly outside of Weiwei's age range.

That vendor is still being selected, but once the church signs a contract, the hotline operator will be directed to refer complaints to law enforcement when appropriate, according to U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops spokesman James Rogers.